Pray for the peace of Jerusalem

May they prosper who love you

- Psalm 122:6

Tag: Isaiah 9: 6-7

December 5: Hanukkah

Soon, the world will celebrate two different but linked holidays – Christmas and Hanukkah. The first candle of Hanukkah is lit at sundown on December 10th.  The last candle is lit at sundown on the 17th but the holiday continues until sundown on December 18.

December 4: God’s Promise to the World

God promised Abraham that his descendants would be a blessing to all the families of the world.  Of course, that means, all the Gentiles of the world! From the beginning of the nation of Israel God made His intentions clear, that Yeshua would be the Savior of the world!

November 30: Hanukkah

Soon, the world will celebrate two different but linked holidays – Christmas and Hanukkah.

Jews and Christians, those who follow and believe in Jesus and those who don’t will celebrate or at least enjoy the holiday.

Why?

Because everyone likes a party.  They share in traditions, special food, concerts, gift giving and times with friends and family.

Regardless of our beliefs, we cannot ignore that Christmas celebrates God’s love through the miracle of God becoming a man circa 4. 

The Hebrew prophet Isaiah described the miracle and the Messiah